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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
baseball Yesterday.

lby telegraph 10 lhe DlSpdtch.I
At Baltimore:
Ram put an end to the Baltimore Brooklyn
game to-day in the third inning, when the
score stood ] TO q in favor Of the home
team.
Al staten Island:
MetrOTOlilins ......1 q q o o o o.
Athletic, .......0 1000 Of
Ba>o.hi~: MeUopolitans, II; Athletics,
IL. Errors: Meropollans, / Athletics.
AZ Philadelphia.
TEihdcphia>......0 20 :
Wa.hmotou>. ....00 03O021 o. &
Ba,e.hl,: PhiiadelphIas, T.; Washing.
tons. 10 Errors: Phiadelphias, 3 Wash
jnetou,. >. Batteries Ferguson ana Gle.
mcnt>; Whitney, GiliisJn, and DcIley.
At indianapolis:
IrdianapoliS......432 00O12 lis
Pitt>buIghs. ......O 90 900 o o. /
Ea>o-ht, Indianapolis. %; Pttsburgh>.
>. Errors. indianapolis, ,: Pittsburgh,.
:. Batteries: Boyleand Myers; Bishop and
Fields.
At Boston:
Bostous ......."...0 100000 o. ,
New NoIb>. ......1 o ] 03 OK ,
Ba,e-hit,: Bo>ton>, . ; New Nork>, T..
Errors Bo>tons. =; New York;. >. Bat
teric,: Madden ana Tate; Kecie and
Brown.
Al Cleveland:
Cleveland. .......3 OOOOO0l0 o. (
Loui,yiiIes........O 90 u 0 I , 3
Ea,o-hit>: Cl,velandS, .; Loui>yilles, =.
Errors; Coyelmd>, IS; LouiSyll.cs, 3.
At Chicago:
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Races al shcepsIlend Boy.

by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch
NEW YORK, June lS.-First race-hVc
cirhths Of % mile-Gleaner won; Bess Sec
ond. lchibin third. Time, 1O3I.
second race one and one eighth mi, 5
Berlin won; Arso scconf, Lottery third.
Time. > minutes.
Third race foam stakes, fye ciShihN 81 q
mile Omaha Won; Guarantee second, King
Fish third. Time, 1903.
Fourth race-suburbln haudicap' one
and a quarter miles-Eurus won; ORR
famine second. Wickbam third. TIM,
2:I2. Ben Ali ana Quito were left at the post.
tllrus was the first away, and was never
headed. winning in cantcr bysiN lengths.
Richmond held the second place to the hali-
mile post. Muluals paid $3.50 straight ana
- for place in the pools before the race.
The hor,1, sold: Richmond, 25O quito,
10. Preakne,s's pIr. 800; Higgins par,
10; Grimaldi. 60; OrillaWme, 80; Field,
30. $500.
Fifth race swift stakes, seven eighlhS ot
a mile Hanover won; kingston second,
FireuZl third. Time, 1882.
sixth racc-one and aquarter mllc>, over
hurdles, run on grass-Bas.ania won;
Nsmmoni.t second, Harry Mann third.
Time, 2:l9s.
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Barring TRAlN-ROBBERY,
southern Pacific Train Haided nv
at.ang of Thieves.

IN! 'elegfaph 10 The Dispatch
HOUSTON, Ten. june IS.-The most
uailng tain-robhery that ever occurred in
I'Nas was perpctratcd at 1880 O'Clock thi,
morning short distance this side of Schel-
ithhuIs, on the Southern Pacific railroad.
~ ibc tram drew up at the station two
men with drawn rcyolvcrs mounted the
engine, covered the engineer with their
weapons, and compelled him 10 pull the
'Fhn out To the open prairie g few hun.
area yards q the cast. where a fire wss
burning, and around which stood eight or
Ten men aimed with Winchester rifles.
TWO robbers on Tie engine stood guard
over The man at the throttle while the other
Weni through the mail. express. and pas
ser gG-oar'. Nearly all the passengers were
aS.cop ana did not know what was going
on until they were aroused by the robbers.
me urst man tackled by the thieves was
W. New crgCr, Of New York, whom tbpv
Nluck on the head with revolver. Tbey
secured nom him So In cash. ana several
diamonds snd gold watch valued at about
SLOOO. Lon Mayer. Of Cincinnati. was re-.
icVcd Of SO. Il. l.. Armste1d, ~ New
YORK, gave up $50. He had a larger amount
Of money with bin, but IT was hidden in
the >lCcpirg-car. \ gentleman from Mex
leo whose name could not be- learned lost
500. All ~ the passenger, lost what yalu-
abltS they bad. and it i, difficult to form an
estimate OF the amount Of money and
lewelry secured. IL is reckoncd, however,
at 5000.
Wells, Fargo ~ Co.'S express car was
also gore through, bat The amount Of
money taken from II cannot be a,cortmned.
Nc mail-route agent was on the train, but
the through mail-pouchc> in the express
car were ali cut open and their contents
appropriated. The total amount secured
by the robbers is pnl down at 5000 or
slo.C0o, but when "A careful revision Of the
matter Is made the figures may he changed.
There is no doubt that considerable booty
was secured, and the gang made Off with
it successfully. The whole country i,
aroused and in arms. Several parties nave
gone in search of the robbers.
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NORFOLK.
Disabled vessels Personal Notes.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, June Is, 1897.
This morning the steamer Essex, which
hrs beer running on the james river in
plaCe Of the Ariel, was tOwed into port by
Il tug With her machinery disabled. she
broke doNno0 jamestown island Yesterday
sfteruoon. and bad TO anchor until a tug
went from here for her shortly after mid
ni-ht. RfpIirS are being made as rapidly
- possibl'.
Bishop i. {. GranbCry. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, arrived here this morn
ire. and IS IN preach IN two Of the churches
81 this city tomorrow. He is the guest OF
Mr.. J. II Dawson.
The recent cool SNAP killed all the p)-
,aio bugs M the truckticlds.
several new saw.mills owned by north
en- firms are going u2 on the Southern
branch.
Rev. Il. {. Cave. Of Richmond, will de-
liver the annual address a. ChurchlInd
Academy rcXt Wednesday.
The Truckers now have an the hot wel-
Tier they want.
\ negro was arrested here last night aup.
Vr-od 10 bc Caesar WO0tcn. wanted IN Will
mirgton. Y. C.. for the murder 81 Matte
strickland. He gave his name :, Aaron
CorkcT.
six nile, Of track OF the Roanoke and
Tar-River railroad have been laid from
BolLin', depot on the Seaboard and Roa-
nohe railroad, and it j. being laid at the
rate Of a mile day. The road has already
crossed the Mchcrrin river. This i en-
t'fciy the enterprise OF the Setboard Sys-
tom.
Mss Nellie Lotticr. Of Richmond, i.
visiting Mis- Sophia Pickett, on Butte
street. Mrs. James Y. Leigh gave Miss
Cav Caskie and Miss Josephine White. Of
Richmond. a beach party to Ocean View
lat evening.
The New York, Philadelphia aud Nor
fox Line steamer Old Point ran into the
oyster and truck >loops Energy and j. w.
Arthur thi- afternoon while backing out
from her wharf and sank both. The SlOops
belonged Oh the Western branch. No one
WIS hunt.
During ,qulll in the harbOr this after
noon The slcOp Laura Collins cipSlZed and
sunk. Her crew were thrown overheard,
nut we're PICKED up. The cargo OF pack
ed vegetables was lost. and the slOop was
taken by a tug and carried % the Berkley
flats
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NV h. VS'T ume he was greatly interrupted
niyb,s D"ys, out the order foe severa
s,ryic,.p el mas been much better. The
S,,.''cs are especially apnreci,ted by poor
%oI'e Who 10, obvious reasons do not A.
whd church. There are seryic,s niehIl,
~ =, . O'clock, sunday at II AN, and R,bls
class 3P. NJ. - = '''' "'' '''''
Oeu , INC meeting Of Friendship Lodge Of
wuU,f elbows Tuesday night officers will be
,,a the picnic committee will re.
considered. ~ '''''' ''"''
1splam W. Il. McCrary, the genial
pu'>'f OF one IT the Baltimore boais plying
u't"ecn west Point and Baltimore, was in
TIC city Yesterday.
:, MT A. \. Allen. Commissioner Of the
Nc ~, coniiuc. 10 improve.
luz musings Court meets tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
Last Nights TeIegraphic Flashes.

The Thistle raced the IreX yesterday aud
won.
The dock trials Of the machinery OF the
cruiser Chicago have resulted satisfactorily.
Colonel samuel p. Wins. editor Of the
Athens (renn.) Post, died Friday night ;
aged seycHty-six.
The negro labOrers near Laurens, :. c.,
have formed a secret society TO demand a
dollar day wages.
The Jacksonville Times Union claims
that the week closes on complete subsl-
derce OF the yellow.feyer scare.
Only twenty seven OF the passengers OF
the steamer Champlain, burned on Lake
Michigan, are known to be saved.
l.. d. McCannice, a drummer Cor Mem
phis liquor house, was found dead in bed
ut Decatur, Ala, yesterday morning.
j. II. Baxbaum, clothing house, Mem
phis, Tenn made an assignment yester-
day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets about
$4,000.
II is stated that the Pope's autograph let
ter 10 the Queen expresses wish for tue
establishment OF official relations with
England.
Lesly, the deiaulting secretary OF the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
has been arrested and committed in default
oil $4,000 bail.
The schooner william Hines has arrived
9t Baltimore with TIE captain and crew OF
the schooner Abel Herne. The Herne wa
fourd water-logged.
The Executive Committee OF the Flor'd a
chalauqua arranged yesterday the details
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

rior Court to-day for s25.f0G on account OF
money paid the defendants during tue re-
cent wheat manic.
The erection Of q grain-elcvsior, witt
capacity Of 100000 bushels, which was he
gun June Let, was completed on June 10 b,
sud yesterday received In one Of is bi1s
10000 bushels Of grain. II stands beside
the 81. Paul tracks, and f. a result Of the
pressure for storage since the wheat ciiq L.
Legsn operations.
The officers Of the American Exchange
National Bank say that the statement Il not
tue that they sequcstcrcd any part OF the
deposits 10 Kcrshaw'S credit, and that hi,
checks were paid TO the full amount Of the
deposits. The bank was fully protected
=, TO an its previous accounts with ker-
shaw.
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l,ucbbnrg Tobacco Market.

Special telegram 20 the Dispaich.l
LYNCBtRG. Va, Jane lS.-Thc state
ucnt Of tobacco is rs follows: The sale,
from October 10 June /, 1887, were
20.O24. 400 pounds; sold from October /,
l-sj, to June Is, 1856, 2S,093, 200 pounds.
The decrease for the year up to thI' time
is owing 10 the fact that the tobacco that
hn, been brought to our mIrket j, OF an
inferior quality, bright' and fine shipping
bringing all that planters expect. The
crop for the year ending October !. 1856,
is estimated at 27,000,000 to $4,000 600
rounds.
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Imprisoned for Resisting Eviction.

Augio-American able % the Dispatch.l
DrmIN. June lS.--e several Of the tenants
arrc>ltd 90 Eodyke for resisting the officers
sent to e,icl them have been sentenced %
prison al bard labor for terms ranging
from one 20 three months After being
sentenced they were taken to the Tuni>
station under heavy escort Of police.
Crowds Of -ymplthiZlng people gathered
and rh,orcd the prisoners. aud b caUe 30
dtmou,trltiyc that the police were ordered
10 charge and di>pcr~t them. Thi, they
did with q VIII, and piled their blton> so
vigorously bat several of thc people were
severely injured.
LoNnoN, June 18th agent OF the
O'Calbgban estate. at B0dykc, which have
been tie scene If the recent cYcii0n~.
write, 10 tie Times stating thli almost all
Of the tenants held uuder-ic1>e- at the jul
d;cill rates made by the land courts. They
nmd their rent regularly until the National
LEAGUE melted them TO demand a - per
cent. reduction. Even then many of the
tenants paid their full rents secretly and
have their receipt, bacG dated prior - the
LEAGUE mandate, aud some went 20 lar
-. 10 lmplorc that ciectmcnt~ be served on
thcm, although they had pad all in Ordcrto
avoid the leagues vengeance. The
whole resistance" the agent says, eva,
due TO the action Of ten tenants. In thr
final NEGOTIATIONS nineteen tenant, offered
fo accrpt.a proposal to pay E3lS, in lieu ~
ne gg02 due. but Father Human declined
The offer on behalf Of the tenants In con-
cMsiou the agent SVs: :" bayc not the
least doubt could have effected a peaceful
>ottl,mm' but for the mischey0us inter-
ference Of outsiders.
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TEE CHICAGO SQUEEZE.
Heavy Failure Yesterday-Attach
ment Against KershRw-Quick
work on an Elevator.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, June 1s.-The firm OF Il. H.
Labagh a. Co, Board-of.Trade commission
merchants, failed this mor0lng. The firm
is quite a large one, and the amount OF fall
ure is probably between s250,0O0 and $780,
0C0 The smash is The direct result OF the
break Of the wheat corner.
william T.. Baker. in behalf OF the Board
oi.Trade firm OF w. Il. Baker & Co, Sc
cured an attachment writ against Charles
J. Kershaw, Hamilton DeWar, c. l.. Nose
ley. ond &. Il. Egglesion, composing the
fTm OF c. J. Kershaw u Co., In the Supe.
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TAEORN HANGED,
The ScanOId Guarded by the
MILITARY.

Special telegram % The Dispa;cnl
OXFORD, y. G., juno lS.-Thi, morning
at 20 O'Clock the signal vi, given for the
Granville Grav> to fail in. The Governor
had ordered them out in order 10 supprc,.
any disturbance that might occur They
marched 10 the jail ana formed two pll-
icons, one going IN front o. the cart bear
ing The criminal, Albert Iab0ru, and hi,
cCtlin. while the other brought up the rear.
The file cl0Sers marched on either side,
completing the square. The place OF exc
cUtiOn WIS two miles distant, and the pro-
ccssiou moved on without trouble. When
the sCalold was reached the criminal a.
ccnded, i0llOGe 10y Two minister, OF his
race. H. {. Ransom and ". \. Pattillo.
sheriff l. II. Bullock and twO deputies
were also on the scIiloll. About ten pace,
from the .caiiOd the Grays formed q hol.
low square, faces 10 the crowd, at charge
bayontts. With Guns cooked. The drop
was five feet ten aud q half inches
Al fifteen minutes 10 - the sheriff
read the deatb.WarIant. TIE crimi-
nal then. in quiet, cool way, protested
h- innocence. Rev. NJ. c. Ransom then
offered up appropriate prayer. At three
minutes after II O'Clock the trap was
sprung. The burglars neck was broken.
and Or. Emmitt pronounced him dead IN
fifteen minutes. II Las been heard that
the heroes said hc shOudn not be hanged,
but nothing was core indicating that they
intended TO execute their threat OF inter-
ference. Everything passed oil quietly.
Strange 10 say, TabOrn's father was hinged
in iitv yards of the same spot number OF
years back, and the old Granville Gray.
the company whose name the present com
panv bears, were on duty. The man exc
cutcd to- Law said that his brother, who i,
now in jai, was guilty Of burning the
town on The 10Th OF March; that Others
were guilty, but he did not know them.
The Grays were on duty last night to
guard the town and the prisoner. There
was no disturbance. Taborn's brother, it
is ,aid, burned the iowa for fear that hi,
brother would be lynched on that night.
II is estimated that 5000 people Witnessed
the execution. Taborn was convicted oil
burglary and attempted assault upon Mrs..
Hr Pat Booth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
DanNilie NOtcs.

lNIcclGl Telegram to tho Dispalch.l
DANyILE, VA, june 1S.-The total
sales Of tobacco at eight q the'ten ware
houses OF thi, city thi, week amounted to
GOG.3jl pounds, at an average Of - PER
hundred.
The Circuit Court Is still engaged in the
iriul q The suit against the Richmond and
Danyllc rlilToad.
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Coffee Again OF.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

NEW YoRK, June lS.-Thcre was another
sharp decline in coffee on the Coffee Tx
change hi. morning. and for awhile II
looked AZ II a repetition OF Yesterdays biz
drop was immiueHt. Last nights closing
rricc for July coffee was 10 so, and the bid
ding on the first call this morning was
ne 40. showing d dcclIne Of nearly one hall
a cent Der bay. There was an evident
disposition on The part OF the holders to
unload. and The big pool on the market
seemed 10 warrant this decision. After the
first hour the market rallied, and there was
a better feeling TO the close. The sales
were quite large, l0l, $50 bags beng dis
,,os.d of before 80.
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chicago " Boodiers A." Convicted.

CHICAGO, June lS.-The - Doodle" cases
against tue county officials went TO the
Jury this morning at 10 O'Clock. Botn the
Stale and defence handed In Instructions,
which were read BY Judge Shepard vita
only a few notifications, and no comment
enc vsay or the other. The jury brought
In n verdict OF guilty against McGariglc
and Mcdonald. The penalty was fixed at
tlree years Imprisonment Ia the penilen-
tiaIy.
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TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsTERDAY
was partly cloudy and sultry.
Ropoa ~ frbaruonatar Yastartay
Mean temperature ........
MARRIAGES.

BENNETT-TINSLEY.- Married, May 18th,
AT tho brides residence, by Rev. /. A. Cutler.
ANNIE l.. TINsLEY TO ALBERT p. BENNETT,
OF Baltimore. Nd.
Baltimore papers please copy.
ROACH.CARTER.-M Juno 10th, Al
the residence Of the brides parents, Rich
mond, Va. by the Rev. :. c. Clopton. JOHN IL.
ROACH TO CORNELIA f.. CARTER.
Norfolk. Alexandria, and Abingdon papers
plta- CODY.
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CI!RISriANSBIRG.


INUtI IhI IoINLIdIu % IHH UI7pAEuI
CHESTiAN~BrRG. june lS.-Wa.tcr Re-
s0r. OF C.ciun1u, Ohio. representing west
crn capital, acquired yesterday. by pur-
chase. ali the rights and privileges Of what
is known a. the "Eppcrly gold property
on Brush creek. The price paid is not
known. Rc,or SAY, that hi, principal, are
persuaded tnat thi, gold is in every way
The equal. ii not superior, OF any Rocky
mountain property. They viii proceed at
once to Plant machinery and develop the
- l..
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Hot Weather.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

10y Telegraph 20 The Dispatch.l
WASHNGTON. June lS.-1hiS has been
ano:hcr hot day. The signal Office reports
that the thermometer at that office regis
tered 03 ut . O'Clock. Ninety Is reported
from Lynchburg, Va, and 81 from Chi
cago. Intensely hot weather is reported
from ali sections Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

The pre-, generally THROUGHOUT New
ENGLAND, 40 particularly in Boston, con-
tinue TO comment cditorjally in the most
complimentary manner on the presence OF
tie visitors.
The GiObe tomorrow will. on its first
page. contain large cut representing "a
Union and Confederate soldier cla>ping
hands over the altar Of Liberty, while
stands II Virginia and Ma,sachuset. Has
are stacked around them, spread EAGLE
covering the whole. Below viii be two
verse, by the Well-kuown New England
journalist, Jane, w. Clark, adapted after
Burns famous poem entitled " Brothers for
~ That -
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The YeIIow-Fever at Key west.

Key WEST, June iS.-One new case OF
yellow.feyer has developed since yester.
dav, the victim being an unacclimated
tailor. No other change IN the fever status
has occurred within twenty-iour hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
Presidential Appointments.
rBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.J

WAsHINCl0N, june lS.-The President
today appointed Edward Burgess. OF Cut
poIcr, Va. TO be register OF the land Office
AT Prt,c0t, Ari20n8, and John L. Crsw-
ford. 81 Fort ogden, Fla, 10 be receiver 81
public moneys At Gainesville, Fla,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

in'ferIiIzers say that sale, have fallen on from
80 to IS per cont. and bills have Ispped over,
and planters Of the weed "a rule are In Q bed
condition 70 mako a crop Pispts are scaros
10 many sections. and tho cutyorm has pssa
YarY bad 30 far.
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judgement Affirmed.

NEW YORK, June lS.-The general term
OF the supreme Court to-day handed down
decision IN tue case OF ex-Alderman
O'Nein, convicted OF bribery. Tue decl.
sion afiirIns the judgment OF the lower court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

NEW YORK. June lS-1he weekly bank state
increase, tl96515: loans. increase. 81 ,9s,J0O;
specie. increase, SSil00O; legal tenders, de-
creaee f299 500; deposits, increase, 1881 300
circulation, decrease. $1,000.
The banks now hold si,6l6,62j In excess OF
tic - per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

'OWiug To The temporary illness Of Cap.
,",n couch of The steamship Roanoke. that
came from New York on her hs'trip
Richmond.
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The Steuihliound,

fBy Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
L0NrON, June lS.-rhe yacht Sleulh-
hound, one Of The contestants in the iubi.
lie race around the British Isles, passed.
Wick, Scotland, to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

Es5~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The
UNION PRAY ER-MEETING Of tho young men
Of The Baptist churches OF Richmond AMI Man
chester will 100 held as the Fulton Baptist
church SUNDAY. 10Th instant, at 4 O'Clock =. NJ.
RI" THERE WILL BE SERVICES
at tho Second Baptist church THIs MORNING,
but none at night.
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Baiiooning In IVES, Virginia.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, June ls.-A large balloon passed
over us this evening at s o'clock, going
rapidly due east.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispa,ch.l

10y Telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I
- WASHINGTON. d. c.. June i9-i 4.
t~,o N.-For Virginia. generally fair wea-
tfAR ,ther. slight changes In temperature,
4 westerly winds.
- For North Carolina and South Caro-
I lima, sOuthwesterly winds. slight
changes in temperature, generally fair w9a-
thor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19
FINANCIAL.
Exw YORK BALTIMORE, AND ROE
NoaD eTocy EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. fssssts, Tst'
psntins, Resin. Tar. .sxs
Peanut Markets,
fBy telegraph to the Dtspatch.I

NEW YORK. June 1s-Trsding "A stocks to-
day was. as usual on half-h0liday, marked ny
dullness. very little disposition 20 trade being
shown even by professionals. London bought
= few stocks In early dealings, and there Sos
some purchasing after the issne OF the bank
statement upon Unexpectedly favorable show
ing Reading, the great feature OF tho DAY,
being the only stock showing any activity Yhnt-
ever, and upon free buying for both forelRD
and domestic account IL wa. remarkably
strong, making material nef advance tor TIE
dov St Paul and Duluth made another OF its
Quick advances. part Of which was lost aud NJ
ervard rrgaincd. Tho general market,
win tho exception OF a slight setback IN
mo first hour, was marked by brm
to1o through out he opening was rather
heavy, although changes from las; eyo-
uinc's fnal figures were Tor insignhcani
fractions only. The general market WAS nrm
In early dealings though extremely dHli.
Reading, however. displayed decided strenHin
ip very largo transactions. while nuch OF tn
gsiu In st. Paul and Duluth was made duriuH
tho first hour Tho marNet was Sill dullef
after n o'clock and prices became -tagnant.
hut after the issuo OF Tho bank statement there
IVES moro animation End q further gain IN
quotations The close. though quiet, was iirm
t. sirCn. at The best prices OF the day lhe
total sales Of all stocks wero 5000 shares.
ADMISSIONS dun ana steady. lnOiley easy
AZ Snl per cent. EXchango-Loug. 4E}t aR5A
short. isJhattf,. Governments dun.
kre8iDq.-EXcnange dun and sieaiy. Money
2s5 per cent. closing at (. SuO-Trca~uty bal
auces-Gold. sl35. currency. si5.l9S.OO.
Governments dun: per cents, l99's Is per
cents. i09a.. state bonds dun.